'BootHole' attack impacts Windows and Linux systems using GRUB2 and Secure Boot
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Microsoft, Red Hat, Canonical, SuSE, Oracle, VMWare, Citrix, and many OEMs are expected to release BootHole patches.
"And all that I knew: the hole in my shoe which was letting in water"
And don't be like me and misread the name of this bug (although it applies to the authors of the exploit)
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Microsoft, Red Hat, Canonical, SuSE, Oracle, VMWare, Citrix, and many OEMs are expected to release BootHole patches.
"And all that I knew: the hole in my shoe which was letting in water"
And don't be like me and misread the name of this bug (although it applies to the authors of the exploit)
Look like the secure boot was not that secure... :doh:
Kent Sharkey wrote:
And don't be like me and misread the name of this bug
Do you mean changing the "oo" for a "u"? Too late :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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